Hi Igor,

Try 4 cameras (my K-5/K-7, my son's K-r & daughter's K-01): we had a
not so empty SD card go through all four cameras.  It would seem that
they can differentiate as to which files were taken by which camera
and follow the correct numbering sequence although I have not had the
experience of critical moments where it would reach xxxx9999.DNG and
cause someone to lose count somewhere.  I tend to be the one more
confused more than the cameras so what I did was where I can change
the file names, I changed it to _K5-xxxxx.DNG and _K7-xxxx.DNG.  The
K-r and the K-01 does not allow you to customize the file name but
they are easily distinguishable because my son shoots in RAW (DNG)
while my daughter shoots in JPEG.  Yes, these different filenames
often goes to the same folder.  I never came to the point of confusing
their numbering sequence because I anticipated that early and
customized the filenames.

Bong

On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 6:27 AM, Igor Roshchin <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Hi All,
>
> I am considering what would happen if two Pentax cameras
> are using the same SD card (alternating).
> Settings both are set to the same storage settings:
> folders by date.
> I wonder what would happen in the following two cases:
> 1. The prefix of the file name is set to the same, e.g. ABC_xxxx.DNG
> Will the files shot on the same day by the two cameras be stored
> in the same folder?
> If so, - would the cameras be able to figure which file came from which
> camera, or
> would the cameras be incrementing their file number when they see
> a file stored (by another one) with a higher number?
>
> 2. If the prefix of the file name is set to be different, e.g.
> ABC_xxxx.DNG and XYZ_xxxx.DNG, would the cameras be saving them to the
> same folder?
> Would they be incrementing the file number? (I assume, - no)
>
>
> While I can experiment with this, - I may get my new camera just before
> leaving for the weekend where I want to use it. So, I'd rather think of
> the file naming schema ahead of time.
>
> Thank you,
>
> Igor
>
>
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